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@rhinestone/automations-sdk

v0.0.2

Published

A TypeScript library for using Rhinestone Automations

Downloads

30

Readme

Automations SDK

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A TypeScript library for using Rhinestone Automations

The Rhinestone Automations Service allows you to create automations that will be executed on a smart account based on a trigger. Exisiting triggers include:

  • Time-based trigger: Execute an automation at a specified time interval
  • Event-based trigger: Execute an automation based on an event emitted onchain

This SDK makes it easy to interact with the Rhinestone Automations Service and create, sign and manage automations.

Using the Automations SDK

Installation

Install the Automations SDK:

npm install @rhinestone/automations-sdk
pnpm install @rhinestone/automations-sdk
yarn add @rhinestone/automations-sdk
bun install @rhinestone/automations-sdk

Quick Start

// Import the required functions
import {
  createAutomationClient,
} from '@rhinestone/automations-sdk'

// Create a client for the automations service
const automationsClient = createAutomationClient({
      account: "0xc2b17e73603dccc195118a36f3203134fd7985f5",
      apiKey: process.env.AUTOMATIONS_API_KEY!,
      accountInitCode: '0x',
      network: 11155111,
      validator: '0x503b54Ed1E62365F0c9e4caF1479623b08acbe77',
})

// Create a new automation
const automation = await automationsClient.createAutomation({
      type: 'time-based',
      data: {
        trigger: {
          triggerData: {
            cronExpression: '*/30 * * * * *',
            startDate: new Date().getTime(),
          },
        },
        actions: [
          {
            type: 'static',
            target: '0x503b54Ed1E62365F0c9e4caF1479623b08acbe77',
            value: 100,
            callData: '0x',
          },
        ],
        maxNumberOfExecutions: 10,
      },
})

// Sign the automation to active it
const signature = sign(automation.hash) // Sign the hash of the automation with the account

await automationsClient.signAutomation({
      automationId: automation.id,
      signature: signature,
})

// Get the automation and verify that it is active
automation = await automationsClient.getAutomation(
      automationId: automation.id,
)

console.log(automation.status) // active

Using this repo

To install dependencies, run:

pnpm install

To build the sdk, run:

pnpm build

To run tests, run:

pnpm test

Contributing

For feature or change requests, feel free to open a PR, start a discussion or get in touch with us.